A Real Triumph in the Motion Picture Arc
TODAY~TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY
c'Ha‘ve you give?
em a King ?
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The Prlsoner
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How Rassendyl, a stranger, came within a week to lose
his heart to a lovely princess and wear a crown.
Made into n photoplay by the director of
"The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse."
At any rate, you’ll
want to see this
picture from the
novel of glorious 5
adventure by3
Anthony Hope.
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
GEORGE ARLISS in “THE RULIN G PASSION”
” AT Till lHl-zllllls
PRISON I-IK “I" ZI‘ZNDA.
ww Production by Man \Vilo Mule
"Tho l-‘our "()l‘tfl'l’llMI" with Many
of Num- llrilllnnt Stars at.
‘ [h‘flt'llt 'l‘miny.
“Th0 l‘rlsonvr of 7.0mm." which has
hr‘lllml thousands who have" read the
mok or sown tho play. has been made
utn n photnplny by llcx lngrnm. the
nun who lvupml into the form rnnk
lf nmtlnn pivturc directors by his pro-
lll‘lli‘n of “The Four Horfi'elncn of tho
p(l(‘:ll_\'p.~w." This Metro picture.
lilt'll (‘lIllli'fi to lll‘.‘ liom'nt Theatre
misty, 'l‘uvsrlny and \Volllwmltly DH“
r-rvt‘s all tlmsr‘ Moments which mad?
iw ldriwnrtl [than stggo version of tht‘
ow‘l by Anthony llnpo, on which the
hutoplny is lmsml. so popular.
H in :l. HlOl‘)’ of tho :vdvvnturcg of
miolf Rnssmnlyll. a you'ng English-
mn who for u limo lmcnmc the king
' the mythical country of lturitanln.
“l who won tlw lmc of the Prihr‘f‘ss
swirl. nflvr :l acrics of plots and
‘mlt‘l‘plntfl «luring which hr- is come
loll in light for his very lifc. Bonu-
.l Stt‘illrlKH, gorgcous costumcs. and
OM‘v‘plinnlll rust contribute to make
:‘nmuur‘t' (m!- whlch will be tall-(ml
:lll lrn'o'rfi of good pctnrcs.
rust nrc Lewis Stone. Robert
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‘w - Allwv Torry. Stuart Holmcn
: 4' : \Irlvnrro. Harbin-n La Mnrr.
. Mufirt-gor, Edward (‘onnelly
, lmr‘. Thc adaptation was
l Mary O'Hara and the photos-
i'y John F. Seitz.
“TITLE SATAN SLEEPS.
ml. lIoit's “lamest Triumph Gained
In "is New I‘m-amount Plctunc at
Palaoc. Today mul Tomorrow.
A popular rust, of T‘nrnmount stock
wmpnny plnyo‘rsz was usncmlulcd to
lpport .lnck lioll in leis: no‘w Para.-
lnunt piclurc, “\Vllilc Sntnn Sleeps."
hivh will ire sown ni tho l’alacf‘
lwntrv trnluy nml tomorrow. It in-
ullos lv‘rltziv lirunrrtte as loading Wo-
.‘ll‘l nncl .‘llnlml Vrm llurcn. Rctty
"Ilrlt'lRt'n. Vrcrl lluntlr‘y. J. 1’. Lock-
-5\~. \\'ill l:. \V'nlling. “2'1th Rotckr‘r,
v~rlwrl Hamlin/r. Sylvia Ashton and
lllliy Huck. 'l‘lw picturc was direct
lly .lmwph llmmlwry. who handled
v nwguphmw for Mr. llolt‘s provi-
ls nucvvssxr‘s, "’l'hc (“nil of the North"
\Il "Tin Man l'nmmqllornhlo." Al-
-rt S‘wllw l.r'\'inu wrote tho Him-y.
iih l'lil 1‘ ll. Kyno's story. "'l'h!‘ i’ar-
n of l‘:vm.vn‘lnt," as a. basis.
dFANT MORTALITY IN LONDON
SHOWS NOTABLE DECREASE.
LONDON-“Only a. little Whllo ago
lfli'l'lllhlfi were indulging in all sorts
f «lira predictions concerning the fir
n. M' lingund because, it Was til-
vai. not enough babies were being
rn ‘l‘hc great. middle class, callmi
n in; lent-mo of the: country, was dc»
The Dznce Hit of This Month
“'BON'T BRING ME POSIES"
A Wonderful Fox Trot.
Played by the
BENSON ORCHESTRA
Hear This at the
A. J. Collins CO.
70-72 North Main Street.
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7m any weekly ”menu. Store
(:lnrod by some peasimlsts to be doom-
cd to Speedy extinction unless it pro-
duced more babies.
Now these lamentatlons have ceas-
ed. Some far-seeing and logical
statistician points out, that. the future
Of a country is not determined so
much by the number of babies born
as by the number of babies which
survive the first year of life and grow
up. Looked at from that angle Eng-
land is not doing 56 badly in this all
important matter.
During the month of August. it is
pointed out. thn tthe death rate Of
children under one year of age was
only 41 per 1.000 births. In 19191.0!1-
don‘s rate for the same. period was 55.
Compared with the beginning of
this century the baby-saving figures
give still greater cause for rejoicing
among those who reckon the future
or England depends. above all things.
on babies. The first. four weeks of
August. 1901, gave an infant mortali—
ly ralv for London of 26,—more than
six times that of 1922 which proves.
it is argued. that. if babies can save
England. England will be saved.
lews SURVET
flflllNEE
Allil-s present united front in de-
mands on Inmct Pasha. andnre confl-
Ilcnt that he will accept terms for re-
turn of Thrace.
General Remington. in new ultima-
tum, demands complete abandonment
of recent Turkish invasion of lamed
area. MGM“, ' _
‘Grcccc yields to allies and announ-
cna acceptance of any decision regard-
imz Thrace. on which they are unani-
mous. ”NM?!
British Cabinet. meets today to con-
siricr report of Lord Curzon. Foreign
Secretary. on his conference in Paris
with Premier Poincare.
(‘crtnin leading British weekly
newspapers ask resignation of Premier
Lloyd George because of his Near
East policy.
Harvard Observatory announces
thnt eta rs ten thousand times brighter
than tho sun have been found in the
largc Mngcllnnlc cloud. believed to be
little universe in itself.
Prcslllcnt Harding authorizes na-
tinn-wldc appeal for funds for relief
Of tons of thousands or refugees in
the Near East.
New Jersey author-ties declared to
have obtained possession of pistol with
which Rev. Edward W. Hall and
Mrs. lilczmor R. Mills were shot to
dcnth and rcctor‘n missing watch re-
ported found.
New York Giants—world's cham-
pions—A‘onfcund baseball experts by
rcmllis which upset all their "dope."
"l'nrlc Joe" Cannon. now at home
in lmnvillc, lll.. says he guesses he
lior'sn'i now] to work for a living any
lTlOl‘i'.
nl‘t‘lll-‘ss 0F TALLEYRAND HERE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.———'l‘he Duchess
:lo 'l‘allvvrnnrl. formerly Anna Gould.
i.< in Now ank again after an absence
of ten years. Her husband, the
lmko rlc 'l‘ulcyrnnd. who is with her.
is hopeful that. the lake in Central
Park will fromzc- over before they con-
tlnuc to Europe on the last lap of a
six months’ trip around the world.
The llukc is fond of skating. Ho re-
called today his last visit here and thb
“nioynble times he had skating in
Central Park.
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—Buy your “mold at 13011110an
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woulnzs until 9 p. In. ' -
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THRILLING, heart-grip-
5 ping, REAL —-— you can’t
sit unmoved and see this
picture. You’ll never for-
give yourself if you miss
it. ‘ ‘
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Mack Sennett Comedy Special “Ma and Pa."
WEDNESDAY—Double Feature Show —— Coleen Moore in
“Come on Over" and Jane Novak in “The
Belle of Alaska,“
“The Man Unconquemble” a. Super Paramount.
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10 for Se
Sugar jacket just
“melts in your mouth,”
then you get the delec—
table gum center.
And with Wri ev's three old
standbys aho ording friendly
aid to teeth, throat, breath, ap-
petite and digestion.
Making the next cigar
taste better. _ r' ‘
DOUBLE treat
”Peppermint
Jacket over Pepo
'.¢
57' 5 .F Or - constipated
physio your portal:
Hendrick.
Cold!
whim youlhave
Binousneau
‘ Indigestion '
candy-like Cucarets. One or two
Bout-.Stomnch
Dizziness
230m
DELIVE" EY
Bowels —. 'BlllOUS, Liver.
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The nicest cathartic-laxative 'to box. Children love Oa-caret- too.
’ : tonight will empty yourgbowels com~
“It's Here If It's Homeware"
pletely by “mérnlng and you will tee]
Splendid. /' f‘They" work while you
Sleep." ._Caaparets never stir you up
or gripe like‘ Suite, Pills, Colonial. or
on and they cost’ only ten cent- a'
, HOUSE CLEANING enquinEMENTs.
Mails, Brushes, Dusters, Brooms, ,Dustless Dust Cloths, Carpet
”Sweepers, Kalsomine Brushes, Pails, Step Ladders,
Step-chairs, Bo-VO Moth Destroyers, Etc.
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Must Have the Room for Sporting Goods
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SOUTH l
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V Home 5.5 ’
Cooking .7;
And Home Made Pastry?
Served ‘
Also to Take Home '
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"LEATHER HAS NO
SUBSTITUTE”
lNeither has Cooperative
Shoes.
Illustration shows No. 23,
Tony Brown Russia Calf,
Captain Last.
Price $10.00.
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Reductions» , ’
On All Gradoe of
Footwear
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Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St. 80. Hamil. .
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TARLOV BROS.“
Lending Tobacconim
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' "' ' LORD ROMEO 5
~CHINESE GRASS CHAIRS Mild Havana Blend ‘
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flail-n}- Rockers for Little Ladies and a Few Min;1':;:'r i: - SC‘Efg
Pieces for Dollie. § Sc—Z for 15¢
5 . . ., 5 5 5 g Mahackelno Block Tgl. run
Raymond 69’ Son *“
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - .
[DIWALI Headquarters For 5
‘ ~ SCHOOL SHOES
BULL DOG WEAR IN
VERY CHARMING EVERY PAIR 1
surroudings. perfect food. perfect aer- . .. . 5
vice and moderate charges make it 55 ' - .1
Very pleasent for ladies to lunch her-1e. If 5 ‘.
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$32M: i’Jamewh‘f‘ifi... ”£55“ thing: I Shoe Store
to eat without paying extravagantly '
for them.
SAVOIL RESTAURANT '
Business Hours 6 A. M. to 7 P. M. GAS STOVES
54 South Main Sta-es.
' south Norwalk. 7 and
FOR HOME BREW HERE. The Connecticut Light
We carry only the most reliable brands. Rose Brew, Pabst ()0
Pilser, Buckeye. and Power a ;
Blue Ribbon,
Caps and bottle clippers—Stone Crocks'in various‘sizea.
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ROSenfield Brothers
125 Washington and»
87'th
5 So. Normal]:
YOU WANT TO KNOW IT
if that‘s any way of saving money on your Fall shoes, you want
k it There it a way. A safe, sure Iy f gett' f twea f _" "‘ 5
teicoll'loe‘Zt quality gt a reasonably low prlee‘.” o. [:1 ll 0° r o 136 Washington E}
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CONNEALLgsz BRACKEN’S FOOTWEAR - _, s A" W0“ Serge ,
o . ~ Suits—$17.50 .‘
. . They Are Economical When You Consider How‘Long They Lent. .5
' " - ~ ~ Young Men’s Sport Model
The nTextile Store
ALL SILK DUVETYN _
Dark Colors . . . . . . $3.25 yd.
Light Colors . . . . . . $3.95 yd.
Costume Velvet . $2.50 yd.
PEOPLE ’8 'HOME JOURNAL
and DESIGNER PATTERNS
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